Follow these instructions to develop a successful abstract, presentation, and manuscript, for presentation at the conference and publication in the Proceedings of SPIE and the SPIE Digital Library.
Abstract Due Date: 25 July 2011
Official notifications were sent to contact authors the week of 3 October 2011.
Post-Deadline Abstract Submissions:
Late abstracts may be accepted, subject to chair approval. Contact the Sandy Hoelterhoff, SPIE Medical Imaging Conference Programs Coordinator. Be sure to specify to which individual conference you wish to submit.
1. Review the Technical Program
Submission Guidelines (Conditions for Acceptance, Abstract Instructions, Program Placement, and Publication Information)
Revised Final Summaries
Contact authors may make revisions to their summaries through MySPIE.org beginning 21 November 2011. Sign in to MySPIE.org and click on the "Submit a Revision" link for the presentation. All updates must be completed by 5 December 2011.
2. Prepare to Present at the Conference
Presentation Questions?: Contact Sandy Hoelterhoff
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Please note: The process for saving your presentation at Medical Imaging has changed.
As of 1 January 2011, you will need to load your presentation directly to the computer in the meeting room you will be presenting in, on the day of your talk. Presentations will no longer be loaded remotely to each meeting room.
It is still recommended to check your presentation at the Speaker Check-In/ Audiovisual Help Desk before your talk.
3. Prepare and Submit Your Manuscript
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